Importance of BMR
- Manufacturing records are required to provide a List of raw materials and their quantities obtained from the stores.
- Quality and Safety: They ensure the quality and safety of pharmaceutical production.
- Detailed Documentation: They provide detailed documentation of production processes.
- Proof of Compliance: They offer proof that a particular product batch was manufactured according to the procedures detailed in the master formula record.
- Quality Standards: They establish a product’s quality standards.
- Legal Evidence: They provide legal evidence that the company followed Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
Importance of MFR
- Reference Standard: The MFR is used as a reference standard for preparing the Batch Manufacturing Record (BMR) by manufacturing units.
- It provides proof that a particular product batch was manufactured according to the procedures detailed in the master formula record
- Uniformity Across Batches: The MFR ensures that there is uniformity across batches of the same product.
- Comprehensive Information: The MFR contains all information about the manufacturing process for a product. It’s prepared by the research and development team of the company.
- Detailed instruction and precautions to be taken in manufacturer and storage of drug are there in MFR.
- It gives an idea about the theoretical yield of a formulation to be expected at different stages of manufacture.
- It contains all description of vessels and equipments used in the process.
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